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faith. King Ingi married a woman called Mær who had a brother called Svein. King Ingi liked Svein better than any other man, and Svein became thereby the greatest man in Sweden. The Swedes considered that King Ingi was violating the ancient law of the land when he took exception to many things which
Steinkel his father had permitted, and at an assembly held between the Swedes and King Ingi, they offered him two alternatives, either to follow the old order, or else to abdicate. Then King Ingi spoke up and said that he would not abandon the true faith; whereupon the Swedes raised a shout and pelted him with stones, and drove him from the assembly. They drove King Ingi away; and he went into Vestergötland. Svein the Sacrificer was King of Sweden for three years.
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those evil ways which had long gone hand in hand with heathendom, but the rulers of the land and the great freeholders took it ill that their bad customs were found fault with. So it came about that the freemen chose them another king, Sweyn, the queen’s brother, who still held to his sacrifices to idols, and was called
Sacrifice-Sweyn. Before him king Ingi was forced to fly the land into West-Gothland; but the end of their dealings was, that king Ingi took the house over Sweyn’s head and burnt him inside it. After that he took all the land under him. Then he still went on rooting out many bad ways.
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Steinkel had a son called Ingi, who became King of Sweden after Haakon. Ingi was King of Sweden for a long time, and was popular and a good
Christian. He tried to put an end to heathen sacrifices in Sweden and commanded all the people to accept Christianity; yet the Swedes held to their ancient
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Norwegian king in 1111, it might mean that the forceful Inge was dead by the time, and that his weak successors were unable to maintain his realm. He may therefore have died around 1110. According to later local tradition, Inge was originally buried in a small church at
237:. While scant sources do not allow a full picture of his term of kingship, he is known to have led a turbulent but at length successful reign of more than two decades. He stands out as a devout Christian who founded the first abbey in Sweden and acted harshly against
566:). The inclusion of Estonia, and possibly Finland, may point to missionary influences or ambitions, rather than indicating that these areas belonged to Inge's kingdom. It is, nevertheless, known that Inge married one of his daughters to a Prince of
958:. Stockholm: Atlantis, 2002, p. 158, 184). If he governed (parts of) Sweden after Stenkil's death, as indicated by the Norse sources, his reign would have ended in c. 1079. This year is sometimes taken as the start of Inge I's reign (Philip Line,
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from 1084. It has been suggested that the details about Inge and Blot-Sweyn in the Norse literature are derived from him. In that case Blot-Sweyn's short reign would fall in the early years of the 1080s.
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Ragnvald. All skeletons that are likely to be that of Inge are very tall, about two meters in length, suggesting that Snorri's description was accurate.
1265:. Vreta klosters klosterområde och kyrka. RAÄ 50. Riksantikvarieämbetet UV Öst Rapport 2007:60. Arkeologisk undersökning, murverksdokumentation och antikvarisk kontroll 2005–2007.
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1099:Tore Nyberg, "Adam av Bremen och Florenslistan",
1086:Nils Ahnlund, "Vreta klosters äldsta donatorer",
344:(Swain the Sacrifier) was thus elected king. The
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293:had ruled and been killed. Then an
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1261:Göran Tagesson (2007).
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2179:Palatinate-
2081:Eric Trolle
1991:Christian I
1841:Mecklenburg
1721:Charles VII
1557:Anund Jacob
1303:(1959–1966)
1050:22 December
901:21 December
674:Vreta Abbey
638:Vreta Abbey
578:were at war
556:Helsingland
550:), Hestia (
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2301:since 1818
2293:Bernadotte
2269:Gustav III
2213:Charles XI
2155:Charles IX
2105:Gustav (I)
1818:Eric "XII"
1803:Magnus III
1762:Knut LĂĄnge
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653:Jämtland
588:in Lake
582:Dalsland
568:Novgorod
560:Värmland
283:scholion
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2313:Oscar I
2056:John II
1878:regents
1874:Italics
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1674:Sverker
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1603:Halsten
1593:Stenkil
1576:Stenkil
1476:Himself
1431:Himself
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